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  1. Building a Fully Encrypted NAS On OpenBSD

    Hardware · Storage · · posted by kdawson · from the peace-of-mind dept. · 196 comments
    mistermark writes "Two years ago this community discussed my encrypted file server. That machine has kept running and running up until a failing drive and a power outage this last week. So, it's time to revise everything and add RAID to it as well. Now you can have an on-the-fly encrypting/decrypting NAS with the data security of RAID, all in one. Here is the how-to."

  2. Building a Fully Encrypted NAS On OpenBSD

    Hardware · Storage · · posted by kdawson · from the peace-of-mind dept. · 196 comments
    mistermark writes "Two years ago this community discussed my encrypted file server. That machine has kept running and running up until a failing drive and a power outage this last week. So, it's time to revise everything and add RAID to it as well. Now you can have an on-the-fly encrypting/decrypting NAS with the data security of RAID, all in one. Here is the how-to."

  3. Building a Fully Encrypted NAS On OpenBSD

    Hardware · Storage · · posted by kdawson · from the peace-of-mind dept. · 196 comments
    mistermark writes "Two years ago this community discussed my encrypted file server. That machine has kept running and running up until a failing drive and a power outage this last week. So, it's time to revise everything and add RAID to it as well. Now you can have an on-the-fly encrypting/decrypting NAS with the data security of RAID, all in one. Here is the how-to."

  4. Building a Fully Encrypted NAS On OpenBSD

    Hardware · Storage · · posted by kdawson · from the peace-of-mind dept. · 196 comments
    mistermark writes "Two years ago this community discussed my encrypted file server. That machine has kept running and running up until a failing drive and a power outage this last week. So, it's time to revise everything and add RAID to it as well. Now you can have an on-the-fly encrypting/decrypting NAS with the data security of RAID, all in one. Here is the how-to."

  5. Hacker Replaces iPod HDD With Flash Memory

    Apple · Hardhack · · posted by Zonk · from the and-now-i-can-drop-it dept. · 125 comments
    Via a Wired Blog, an anonymous reader wrote with a link to a post on the Geek Technique website. There, post author Mark Hoekstra details how to replace an iPod's HDD with flash memory. It's not an inexpensive procedure, as 16 Gigs of flash memory is still a mite expensive, and the post is not a 'how-to'. Just the same, the project took painstaking work and is well worth recognizing. "I guess I can say I found ways of eliminating almost every hard drive out of almost every hard drive based iPod thereby eliminating all moving parts. The only one left is the iPod video which would only need a slightly different adapter. But next to that I've got a gut feeling that one's being upgraded to flash memory by Apple themselves any time soon."

  6. Encrypted Fileserver with Bittorrent Web Interface

    Bsd · Storage · · posted by timothy · from the freenetesque dept. · 266 comments
    mistermark writes "I built a fully encrypted (samba) fileserver with a web interface for managing torrent downloads on it. All I used is OpenBSD 3.6 and its package collection, except for the TorrentFlux-interface (which you need to install separately). Anyway, it can be built using binary packages only. I included a rough HOWTO on how to make one of these yourself."